To Kill A Mockingbird: Disciples of excellent parenting

What does Atticus display in the novel To Kill a Mockingbird that would commend him to being a good parent? His disciplinary tactics, his relationship between his children, or how he communicates and acts towards his kids? Atticus Finch portrays himself as a very intelligent and skilled father because of his demeanor when administering punishment, relationship between his two children, and how he communicates with them. Atticus may be lenient with Jem and Scout at …

…his children correctly and by doing this, he is assuring them a successful future. Attics’ parenting should apply to all parents, regardless of the child’s disposition. If all would follow in Atticus’ example, children would realize that parents really care about their children and don’t have to turn to violence and disobedience to get attention. If children can follow in their parents’ example, then both of them will have a well balanced life.